Love the psychology play on your videos. You avoid "you should do x, y, z". You say "try this and things like this". Instead of just following a guide, you're teaching people to think about it and why it works.
This is the ‘How to get your Jorginho, Kroos or Thiago Alcantara the ball’ vid 😆 We need a ‘How to get your Bruno Fernandes or Cole Palmer the ball’ vid next 😂
Very useful video, as always. One of my favorite players ever was Pirlo, so I always try to have a Pirlo-like role in my tactics. I like the idea of a savant who can make things happen for the team from the DM position.
Pirlo for me is a 100% Regista. Find a good one and give him traits like "try longe range passes" and "switch the ball to flanks" and watch the magic happens! :) Good luck!
Your channel is great and although I have a channel that talks about Football Manager in Arabic, but honestly I learned a lot from you and enjoyed what you present on your channel. I would like to thank you for your effort and wish you success always.
A great guide to deep playmakers. My favourite is RPM, I always use against wide formations. This role does an advantage in deep play from the middle. And in an advanced attack it does an advantage in zone14 and when needed will run into the penalty area. A role strongly connected to the ball which makes him able to make a big difference in any sector.
Another great video, mate! In my opinion, DLP can be used on double pivot formation too. Currently, I'm pairing it with Defensive Midfieldier (Def). Giving extra cover in the front of our penalty box, and it will be the first playmaker during the attacking transition too.
thank you :) and you're right, I should've clarified in this video. I meant to say that the DLP could be suited for either pivot, where the Regista needs more specific formation.
Seen your name floating around on reddit the other day, been binge watching since. You actually show examples and break down why they work rather then sitting at a tactics screen. Ive tried to most away from plug-n-play and craft my own and this has already left me miles where I was. Im personally extremely interested to see how you actually break it down for yourself. I would 100% watch a playthrough series if that is your thing.
thank you and thank you for the comment :) I hope you enjoy/have enjoyed the back catalog of videos! As far as your question, I've been doing a save with Montpellier in recent videos. You probably won't see any episodic videos like "Episode #4, will we win this match??" kinda thing. I usually try to wrap it around an idea, philosophy, lesson, etc... I do that to try and make every video stand on their own so anyone new can jump into a video wherever they want. Also, that was probably more info than you wanted haha
I usually have a 4-3-3 DM Wide with a DLP as my defensive midfielder. This was really helpful! Also, would you ever consider making a video where you take a look at our tactics?
that's a really great suggestion!! I'd love to do something like that I think in the future. I'd have to figure out a fair way to get submissions in, but thanks for the idea!
Hi DLP, love the vids, keep up the great work man! Would love to see some explanation or info about asymmetrical formations and how to build them, when they are efficient, etc.
My new fav channel! On my way of watching all the videos posted, as a true manager fan that started with Premier Manager 98 😊 btw are your players always attacking opposite goal with such a direct attacking approach? My players always struggle to create chances like that
thank you!! I hope you enjoy all the videos and come to the conclusion that the Deep Lying Playmaker is the best player role haha. but seriously thanks! As far as your question goes, I usually go light on team instructions unless I want them to play a super specific way. Gives them a lot of freedom and sometimes you'll see them play with that more attacking approach
thank you :) I personally don't really use asymmetic formation, but that's just a preference rather than my way being "right" or anything. Just how I like to set up the team; asymmetric formations can totally be viable
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker I wouldn't use one as my main tactic. It would be an asymmetric version of the main tactic, with a tweek here and there. Plan B should it be needed. It's worked too, especially against teams I should be beating, but who are proving difficult to break down.
@ interesting idea and not what I was expecting. Will try it! Though I prefer to buildup through the midfield and was hoping to involve my striker there. Having the defenders sort of avoiding the ball makes sense
u was used to always have a DLP in my tactics because its such a must have role but lately i really learned to love the regista. Especially in a formation that playes with a double pivot the regista is, for me, the better choice. A DLP, even on support, will always be a safetiy first player while the regista does more fancy stuff :D Something that gets overlooked a lot of times are the "hidden playmakers" or supporting playmakers (at least i call them so :D) Roles like a carrilero or a inverted winger on support. basicly roles that have good vision and passing but are not a focus role which makes it less likely that they get covered by the opponent. So...i hope that was enough for the algorythm. :D
much appreciated for the algo!!! Good call on the Carrilero; maybe one of the most secretely creative roles in the game. I can't recommend a Regista over a DLP (for obvious reasons haha) but I do concede they are much better at beautiful passes
That's an amazing video, Teacher, but you should know my opinion about this topic: the best way to get your playmakers involved, is to have two or more of them! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@donVicanio I managed to use 4 without any issue. I play a good 70% of my games with 3. Actually my philosophy is either 0 or 2+ because one only can be easy to mark. In FM 2021 and early multiple pm freaked out the game engine, not happening anymore
@@donVicanio yep like @vurtaddicted mentioned running multiple playmakers is totally viable. I should stress that using just one is my personal preference 😂
I love your content men. One thing bothers me though. Now that it is obvious that the ME is broken with some Meta roles and tactics, does the way we want to play matter anymore? Will the way we want to play give us the results we want?
sometimes I find it's best to start fresh, play some matches with a simple tactic. you may win, you may lose, but going back to the basics can hopefully make it a little more enjoyable :)
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker I like all the videos. In this video we see quite a few 30 yard defence splitting through balls. I usually have my passing set to slightly shorter, but have started playing more direct. But it’s very rare I see passes like this.
@@dickybran Some of the highlights may have been from the No-Nonsense Centre Back. They love hitting those long balls over the top, or more direct pass that really get the ball forward
Yea looking back I should've clarified haha. I think I meant that the DLP could also be a double pivot, but can also be in a single pivot (where the Regista usually needs another DM or a back-3)
Great video! I watched a lot of your content recently and I have a question: do you avoid having more than one playmaker role in your tatics? I got this impression and, although it makes senes, given the way this roles function, the fact is I have made suscesfull tatics using DLP and AP players. They sometimes got a bit to close together, but it worked fine.
Yep, I like to play with just one playmaker in my tactics :D but not because of any fancy tactical reason, that's just how I like to play haha. I like to build around the one playmaker beacuse I find I can get different movements from other player roles. Having multiple playmakers in a tactic is definitely viable, and the one you suggested is very popular (the DLP/AP combo) :)
Nothing imminent for streaming, but I've got this Montpellier thing going and I've thought about doing a couple of one-off streams on some key matches or cup games
A question I've been unable to answer myself being a newbie to FM, and after watching your videos is how many playmakers should I have in my formation, I'd assume one is kinda mandatory, but I do not know if 2 or 3 are a litlle bit overkill already. As an example, would a 4-2-3-1 formation work fine with an enganche and a DLP?
The nice thing (and maybe tricky thing) is that you don't need to use any playmakers if you don't want to. And there are plenty of successful tactics that use mutliple playmakers; and the common one would be what you've suggested (some kind of AM playmaker with a DM playmaker). If you're curious, my personal preference is to only use one playmaker. Not that it's the "right" way to play or anything, I just like to focus the tactic around one and fill out the roles accordingly :)
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker Yeah, I feel that one playmaker to center the whole formation around sounds like a great way to build up a formation, however, I've had a lot of issues trying to get my enganche the ball to make killer passes, as a result ending up with quite poor chances and xG, then I started doubting if maybe another playmaker is actually required to move the ball up to him, or that the tactic may just be unnapropiate for my team. Thank you for the response and great set of videos mate, been learning a lot (and getting extra questions, the beauty of learning haha)
@@KentoXII glad you've been enjoying the videos :) and feel free to ask as many questions as you'd like. You may have seen them, but just in case, I've got two videos on the Enganche specifically. I would try the Poacher, Raumdeuter, and Inside Forward to go along in your tactic. The Enganche loves dedicated teammates making runs in behind. That should (hopefully) encourage those killer passes. Also, Flair is a key attribute for playmakers, since you want them to make those "unexpected" passes.
Wow, nice video! I haven't watched Football Manager video in a while, and I'm glad TH-cam recommended your video. DM Playmakers are really fun to use. Here's my take on these three DM roles: Roaming Playmaker: box-to-box midfielder who can dribble and penetrate, ideal for teams that rely on counter-attacks or quick transitions. Deep-Lying Playmaker: playmaker who dictates the tempo of the game, high-vision player, perfect for possession-based teams that build attacks from the back. Regista: A hybrid of both , suitable for teams that need a player who can do both.
that's a great question!! I believe you're right with the DLP in the Pochettino era (or some kind of deeper playmaker). I haven't had a chance to study the new era of Chelsea enough to say either way... but gives me something to check out thanks!
What do u think abt DLP support with "more direct passing" player instruction meaanwhile team passing instruction is "shorter". Its similar to Regista but more safe? I love watching how Regista play, ive great amount of beautiful goal in a season but didnt work against better team. I always switch Regista to DLP if i need a must not lose match but the gameplay so boring for me.
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker i tested in few matchs, i feel like the tendencies of DLP(S) with more direct pass instruction is passing to overlapping WB(A) in space and do simple pass to AM. DLP didn't skip player ahead of him and do beautiful "brave" pass to AF or IF in space from deep position like Regista do unless i win the possesion and push defensive line higer/much higher I think i need to wait until the end of season to see the "unexpected" thing from my DLP or i have to pay the risk if i'd like to watch how Pirlo, Kroos, and Thiago play in FM lol
@@Gio_Leonardo if you've got a go-to player you're using, you could also train him with a few player traits. Maybe "likes to switch ball to other flank" or "tries long range passes" could be effective
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker ahhh i got it, i just realize why my playmaker didint do risky through pass from deep that i want if i put him on DLP(s) with more direct pass. He has dictate tempo trait, thats whyyy. Thank you my coachhh
this is where we get into my personal preference on playmakers in that I only like to use one in a tactic. Not because it's the "right" way or anything, but just a preference on how I like to build our my tactic. You can totally have a successful tactic with multiple playmakers
I may be the wrong person to ask haha... I don't like to use two playmakers in a tactic (not for any reason other than I like to build around one in a tactic). But yea usually you'll see the DLP in the DM slot with the AP in the AM or the winger like @hungotuan4431 mentioned
I recently signed a DM with crazy Attributes from the Argentinian League,already 4 stars just 20 and years old and still developing but I can't find him in real life. Guess the game wants me to win more titles 😅
Wish you can make a tactic for Paok team based on his squad,try it a lot but nothing,it will be very helpful,if you give a try thank you if dont thank you again nice holidays cristmas .
@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker i saw it this is not for Paok tactic, the players the roles is not suitable it doesnt work with a normal fm player you must know tons of thinks and i dont,dont make a videonif you can just say something to start i know 4231 is good start for Paok but i cant make him playlike in real life to enjoy the game with my team i made tactics for others teams even them not working with Paok
they should work together nicely :) Sometimes the BWM will leave his position to chase down the ball. An Anchor is a good substitute if you find the BWM leaving his position too much
I think they’d take up the same space /area. I tried two mezzalas (one on A & one S) before with an anchor but the Mezs kept running into each other. Also, it’s very risky if there’s no cover for them and even if you do, it may not be enough cover.
I am a bit dissapointed that you always seem to use a rpm in the defensive midfield. I've been using it instead of a b2b and I find it plays really differently to how you describe and the advice translates pretty poorly. Mine loves to go out to the flanks when my if cut's inside and even drops to a fb position when the midfield's occupied. You emphasise how other players should get out of the way to give the rpm space to work in but as an 8 they are more pure ball progressor who roams to create that space himself. Because they're usually so dangerous on the ball, you're asking entirely different questions when they receive the ball outside of the midfield that's meant to deal with him and that roaming overload on the flank is really tough to defend against
thank you for the feedback and comment! If you'll allow me to defend the RPM in this one, I will say my hands were kind of tied based on the defensive midfield subject matter :D
Love the psychology play on your videos. You avoid "you should do x, y, z". You say "try this and things like this". Instead of just following a guide, you're teaching people to think about it and why it works.
thanks :) there's no absolutes in football manager so I try to encourage variety and experimentation haha
This is the ‘How to get your Jorginho, Kroos or Thiago Alcantara the ball’ vid 😆
We need a ‘How to get your Bruno Fernandes or Cole Palmer the ball’ vid next 😂
I should do some kind of specific player the ball kind of video!! thanks for the suggestion!!
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker maybe how to make a tactic around the attacking midfielder
Very useful video, as always. One of my favorite players ever was Pirlo, so I always try to have a Pirlo-like role in my tactics. I like the idea of a savant who can make things happen for the team from the DM position.
Same! I love a quarterback type who pulls the strings and makes things happen.
@@drew3ism QB is a great way to phrase it. I do love long, splitting passes and through balls that go the distance.
Pirlo for me is a 100% Regista. Find a good one and give him traits like "try longe range passes" and "switch the ball to flanks" and watch the magic happens! :) Good luck!
I have the same feeling for the 10 role. Something about a playmaker in that iconic spot
Your channel is great and although I have a channel that talks about Football Manager in Arabic, but honestly I learned a lot from you and enjoyed what you present on your channel. I would like to thank you for your effort and wish you success always.
thank you my friend for the kind words :)
This video’s Chapter 4 title might be my favourite one so far 😂❤
😆😆 I would get annoyed when the RPM kept running into my players so I think it came from that haha
A great guide to deep playmakers. My favourite is RPM, I always use against wide formations. This role does an advantage in deep play from the middle. And in an advanced attack it does an advantage in zone14 and when needed will run into the penalty area. A role strongly connected to the ball which makes him able to make a big difference in any sector.
great examples thanks :) and that's a really good point on the RPM versus wider formations
Another great video, mate! In my opinion, DLP can be used on double pivot formation too. Currently, I'm pairing it with Defensive Midfieldier (Def). Giving extra cover in the front of our penalty box, and it will be the first playmaker during the attacking transition too.
thank you :) and you're right, I should've clarified in this video. I meant to say that the DLP could be suited for either pivot, where the Regista needs more specific formation.
Seen your name floating around on reddit the other day, been binge watching since.
You actually show examples and break down why they work rather then sitting at a tactics screen. Ive tried to most away from plug-n-play and craft my own and this has already left me miles where I was.
Im personally extremely interested to see how you actually break it down for yourself. I would 100% watch a playthrough series if that is your thing.
thank you and thank you for the comment :) I hope you enjoy/have enjoyed the back catalog of videos!
As far as your question, I've been doing a save with Montpellier in recent videos. You probably won't see any episodic videos like "Episode #4, will we win this match??" kinda thing. I usually try to wrap it around an idea, philosophy, lesson, etc... I do that to try and make every video stand on their own so anyone new can jump into a video wherever they want. Also, that was probably more info than you wanted haha
I love to use a HB with a Regista next to him. Gives the Regista plenty of space in the middle!
ooo great idea with the Regista. Yea they would be excellent, good call!!! I may steal that for a role pairing video haha
I usually have a 4-3-3 DM Wide with a DLP as my defensive midfielder. This was really helpful! Also, would you ever consider making a video where you take a look at our tactics?
that's a really great suggestion!! I'd love to do something like that I think in the future. I'd have to figure out a fair way to get submissions in, but thanks for the idea!
Just like a good partner to your loved one, give them the space when they need it!
that should be the new description in the FM description haha
Hi DLP, love the vids, keep up the great work man! Would love to see some explanation or info about asymmetrical formations and how to build them, when they are efficient, etc.
thank you :) and thanks for the suggestion!! I love that idea; fantastic stuff. I'd love to make a video on that
I think you can be a really good coach one day if you're up for it. Another great video, much appreciated.
thank you :) and who knows about coaching! that'd be fun for sure though
My new fav channel! On my way of watching all the videos posted, as a true manager fan that started with Premier Manager 98 😊 btw are your players always attacking opposite goal with such a direct attacking approach? My players always struggle to create chances like that
thank you!! I hope you enjoy all the videos and come to the conclusion that the Deep Lying Playmaker is the best player role haha. but seriously thanks!
As far as your question goes, I usually go light on team instructions unless I want them to play a super specific way. Gives them a lot of freedom and sometimes you'll see them play with that more attacking approach
You're so mellow and low key, I love that approach. Have you any thoughts on asymmetric formations?
thank you :) I personally don't really use asymmetic formation, but that's just a preference rather than my way being "right" or anything. Just how I like to set up the team; asymmetric formations can totally be viable
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker I wouldn't use one as my main tactic. It would be an asymmetric version of the main tactic, with a tweek here and there. Plan B should it be needed. It's worked too, especially against teams I should be beating, but who are proving difficult to break down.
Would love a snippet on how to get a playmaking forward on the ball ie T, F9, DLF, CF-S
Try the no-nonsense roles. they love to hoof it up the field, and sometimes the playmaker can chase down any passes
@ interesting idea and not what I was expecting. Will try it! Though I prefer to buildup through the midfield and was hoping to involve my striker there. Having the defenders sort of avoiding the ball makes sense
u was used to always have a DLP in my tactics because its such a must have role but lately i really learned to love the regista. Especially in a formation that playes with a double pivot the regista is, for me, the better choice. A DLP, even on support, will always be a safetiy first player while the regista does more fancy stuff :D
Something that gets overlooked a lot of times are the "hidden playmakers" or supporting playmakers (at least i call them so :D) Roles like a carrilero or a inverted winger on support. basicly roles that have good vision and passing but are not a focus role which makes it less likely that they get covered by the opponent.
So...i hope that was enough for the algorythm. :D
much appreciated for the algo!!! Good call on the Carrilero; maybe one of the most secretely creative roles in the game.
I can't recommend a Regista over a DLP (for obvious reasons haha) but I do concede they are much better at beautiful passes
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker Maybe u can create a 2nd channel called "the deep liying regista" :D
@@tombkingsethbattlechannel9419 🤣🤣
That's an amazing video, Teacher, but you should know my opinion about this topic: the best way to get your playmakers involved, is to have two or more of them! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think if you made a video on this topic, it'd be like :45 seconds 🤣🤣 "to get your playmaker the ball, use as many of them as possible." 😂😂
@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker pretty much ahahahahahhaha. The hard part would be to have players with enough flair, vision and decisions to be a playmaker
Actually this is a good subject! How does 2 playmakers interfere ? Eg. DLP paired with AP or wide playmaker
@donVicanio I managed to use 4 without any issue. I play a good 70% of my games with 3. Actually my philosophy is either 0 or 2+ because one only can be easy to mark. In FM 2021 and early multiple pm freaked out the game engine, not happening anymore
@@donVicanio yep like @vurtaddicted mentioned running multiple playmakers is totally viable. I should stress that using just one is my personal preference 😂
cool stuff. would you be doing a video on opposition instruction? always unsure if to ignore my assistant's advice in case it screws up my tactics
thanks :) hope to make a video on opp. instructions in the future, thanks for the suggestion
I'm guessing the focus to playmaker on the goalkeeper isn't possible for a 10?
also great video, one of the really interesting ones for a Pirlo role
you know, I don't know if they ignore tbh. I'm kinda thinking they boot it to them, but maybe I should check it out during a match more closely
I love your content men. One thing bothers me though. Now that it is obvious that the ME is broken with some Meta roles and tactics, does the way we want to play matter anymore? Will the way we want to play give us the results we want?
sometimes I find it's best to start fresh, play some matches with a simple tactic. you may win, you may lose, but going back to the basics can hopefully make it a little more enjoyable :)
I love your videos. How do you get your players to play those defence splitting balls?
thanks! which ones did you like?
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker I like all the videos. In this video we see quite a few 30 yard defence splitting through balls. I usually have my passing set to slightly shorter, but have started playing more direct. But it’s very rare I see passes like this.
@@dickybran Some of the highlights may have been from the No-Nonsense Centre Back. They love hitting those long balls over the top, or more direct pass that really get the ball forward
6:26 A DLP can thrive in a double pivot too, make sure the DLP’s partner is not taking the ball from him 😂
Yea looking back I should've clarified haha. I think I meant that the DLP could also be a double pivot, but can also be in a single pivot (where the Regista usually needs another DM or a back-3)
Great video! I watched a lot of your content recently and I have a question: do you avoid having more than one playmaker role in your tatics? I got this impression and, although it makes senes, given the way this roles function, the fact is I have made suscesfull tatics using DLP and AP players. They sometimes got a bit to close together, but it worked fine.
Yep, I like to play with just one playmaker in my tactics :D but not because of any fancy tactical reason, that's just how I like to play haha. I like to build around the one playmaker beacuse I find I can get different movements from other player roles.
Having multiple playmakers in a tactic is definitely viable, and the one you suggested is very popular (the DLP/AP combo) :)
interesting stuff yet again. Stream soon?
Nothing imminent for streaming, but I've got this Montpellier thing going and I've thought about doing a couple of one-off streams on some key matches or cup games
A question I've been unable to answer myself being a newbie to FM, and after watching your videos is how many playmakers should I have in my formation, I'd assume one is kinda mandatory, but I do not know if 2 or 3 are a litlle bit overkill already. As an example, would a 4-2-3-1 formation work fine with an enganche and a DLP?
The nice thing (and maybe tricky thing) is that you don't need to use any playmakers if you don't want to. And there are plenty of successful tactics that use mutliple playmakers; and the common one would be what you've suggested (some kind of AM playmaker with a DM playmaker).
If you're curious, my personal preference is to only use one playmaker. Not that it's the "right" way to play or anything, I just like to focus the tactic around one and fill out the roles accordingly :)
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker Yeah, I feel that one playmaker to center the whole formation around sounds like a great way to build up a formation, however, I've had a lot of issues trying to get my enganche the ball to make killer passes, as a result ending up with quite poor chances and xG, then I started doubting if maybe another playmaker is actually required to move the ball up to him, or that the tactic may just be unnapropiate for my team.
Thank you for the response and great set of videos mate, been learning a lot (and getting extra questions, the beauty of learning haha)
@@KentoXII glad you've been enjoying the videos :) and feel free to ask as many questions as you'd like. You may have seen them, but just in case, I've got two videos on the Enganche specifically.
I would try the Poacher, Raumdeuter, and Inside Forward to go along in your tactic. The Enganche loves dedicated teammates making runs in behind. That should (hopefully) encourage those killer passes.
Also, Flair is a key attribute for playmakers, since you want them to make those "unexpected" passes.
In my 'Johan Cruyff head', every player is a Roaming Playmaker 😃
haha the ole "who needs a tactic when everyone roams" strategy :D
Wow, nice video! I haven't watched Football Manager video in a while, and I'm glad TH-cam recommended your video.
DM Playmakers are really fun to use. Here's my take on these three DM roles:
Roaming Playmaker: box-to-box midfielder who can dribble and penetrate, ideal for teams that rely on counter-attacks or quick transitions.
Deep-Lying Playmaker: playmaker who dictates the tempo of the game, high-vision player, perfect for possession-based teams that build attacks from the back.
Regista: A hybrid of both , suitable for teams that need a player who can do both.
great additions and comments on the roles!! thank you for the comment :) glad TH-cam recommended the channel to you
so whats the role of enzo fernandez? (both pochet and maresca era) is it dlp in pochet era and rpm in maresca era?
that's a great question!! I believe you're right with the DLP in the Pochettino era (or some kind of deeper playmaker). I haven't had a chance to study the new era of Chelsea enough to say either way... but gives me something to check out thanks!
What do u think abt DLP support with "more direct passing" player instruction meaanwhile team passing instruction is "shorter". Its similar to Regista but more safe?
I love watching how Regista play, ive great amount of beautiful goal in a season but didnt work against better team. I always switch Regista to DLP if i need a must not lose match but the gameplay so boring for me.
Yep, you could try that! The DLP on support doesn't have the same movement range as the Regista, so you may see as many "unexpected" plays from a DLP
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker i tested in few matchs, i feel like the tendencies of DLP(S) with more direct pass instruction is passing to overlapping WB(A) in space and do simple pass to AM. DLP didn't skip player ahead of him and do beautiful "brave" pass to AF or IF in space from deep position like Regista do unless i win the possesion and push defensive line higer/much higher
I think i need to wait until the end of season to see the "unexpected" thing from my DLP or i have to pay the risk if i'd like to watch how Pirlo, Kroos, and Thiago play in FM lol
@@Gio_Leonardo if you've got a go-to player you're using, you could also train him with a few player traits. Maybe "likes to switch ball to other flank" or "tries long range passes" could be effective
@@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker ahhh i got it, i just realize why my playmaker didint do risky through pass from deep that i want if i put him on DLP(s) with more direct pass. He has dictate tempo trait, thats whyyy.
Thank you my coachhh
Is it advisable to play 2 playmakers in your team?? Or should you only have 1?
this is where we get into my personal preference on playmakers in that I only like to use one in a tactic. Not because it's the "right" way or anything, but just a preference on how I like to build our my tactic. You can totally have a successful tactic with multiple playmakers
Could you use a dpl with an ap? Or would they clash with each other?
You can, but the DLP must be a DM and the AP a AM or a winger so that they function differently
I may be the wrong person to ask haha... I don't like to use two playmakers in a tactic (not for any reason other than I like to build around one in a tactic).
But yea usually you'll see the DLP in the DM slot with the AP in the AM or the winger like @hungotuan4431 mentioned
I recently signed a DM with crazy Attributes from the Argentinian League,already 4 stars just 20 and years old and still developing but I can't find him in real life. Guess the game wants me to win more titles 😅
haha it's always the best finding a player like that. Sounds like he'd be the perfect Regista!!
I can't usually get enough from playmaking roles so I tend to avoid them. Maybe this will help me give them a second chance.
hope this helps :)
Wish you can make a tactic for Paok team based on his squad,try it a lot but nothing,it will be very helpful,if you give a try thank you if dont thank you again nice holidays cristmas .
thank you for the suggestion :) if you'll allow me, check out the channel Mustermann. I believe he has done a video on PAOK that you find helpful
@TheDeepLyingPlaymaker i saw it this is not for Paok tactic, the players the roles is not suitable it doesnt work with a normal fm player you must know tons of thinks and i dont,dont make a videonif you can just say something to start i know 4231 is good start for Paok but i cant make him playlike in real life to enjoy the game with my team i made tactics for others teams even them not working with Paok
How much space do you need my goodness
they're so demanding those playmakers
what about a regista and bwm (de)? can that work?
they should work together nicely :) Sometimes the BWM will leave his position to chase down the ball. An Anchor is a good substitute if you find the BWM leaving his position too much
So what represent rodri role for man city the most? Is it regista or dlp?
Dlp
from this video I'd agree and say DLP
Can two roaming playmakers work? Or is that way too risky lol
well, there's one way to find out! haha. give it a shot if you've got the players for it! Who knows, you may stumble on to something amazing
I think they’d take up the same space /area. I tried two mezzalas (one on A & one S) before with an anchor but the Mezs kept running into each other. Also, it’s very risky if there’s no cover for them and even if you do, it may not be enough cover.
I am a bit dissapointed that you always seem to use a rpm in the defensive midfield. I've been using it instead of a b2b and I find it plays really differently to how you describe and the advice translates pretty poorly. Mine loves to go out to the flanks when my if cut's inside and even drops to a fb position when the midfield's occupied. You emphasise how other players should get out of the way to give the rpm space to work in but as an 8 they are more pure ball progressor who roams to create that space himself. Because they're usually so dangerous on the ball, you're asking entirely different questions when they receive the ball outside of the midfield that's meant to deal with him and that roaming overload on the flank is really tough to defend against
thank you for the feedback and comment! If you'll allow me to defend the RPM in this one, I will say my hands were kind of tied based on the defensive midfield subject matter :D
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1 view in 1 minute, bro fell off
the end of an era 💀